It was a night full of emotion for the Matildas with a dominant victory over China in front of a record crowd. The win holds them in good stead for their Paris campaign, while the Australian public said goodbye to an icon.
Star forward Caitlin Foord has been ruled out of Australia’s final competitive clash before their Paris campaign kicks off when the Matildas face China on Monday night.
Lydia Williams always wanted the Matildas to fight for what they believe in. The veteran opens up about the side’s rise from amateurs to all stars as her 19-year career nears its end.
As the final Matildas’ Olympic spots remain up for grabs, former Socceroo Robbie Slater believes it’s time the players step up after a ‘novice’ performance against China.
Another state premier has declared why he won’t immediately back a public holiday should the Matildas clinch victory at the Women’s World Cup.
The State Government has taken the easiest approach, rather than doing the hard work and organising a venue deserving of this most amazing of national teams, writes the editor.
A gruelling quarter-final win over France and a lightly-used bench has resulted in a huge workload for the Matildas, writes TILLY WERNER.
The Matildas have turned to the Sydney Swans to help prepare for their semi-final clash with England. The new $70 million facilities are hailed as ‘one of the best in the country’.
If we can have a public holiday mourning Queen Elizabeth II, or for a horse race, or AFL grand final eve, then we should have one to celebrate the Matildas.
FIFA will be licking their lips the next time they sell the Women’s World Cup rights thanks to the Matildas, but experts say the hype won’t necessarily translate to a mass increase in participation.
Barnaby Joyce is no stranger to an on-air gaffe but his latest will take some beating. The Nationals MP made a stunning confession about the Matildas on live television.
Experts have warned the Matildas’ newfound fame could be a hurdle heading into the World Cup semi-final, and urged players to do one thing.
There are sisters, good mates and teammates. Ahead of the Matildas semi against England, we take a look at the teenagers hoping to be playing by their side in the not too distant future.
One state’s premier has revealed why he isn’t yet backing a public holiday should the Matildas win the FIFA Women’s World Cup.
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